'64 E-Bike

I’ve always like the cafe racer look, and when I saw the Beachman 64’, I wanted to get my hands on it. Even now, there’s nothing in this market that looks aesthetically correct like this bike does. It’s great to have in an urban area, and the 2025 version with the increased speed limit is perfect. I’ll also say, I didn’t get to ride as much last year as I wanted to, but everywhere I went it drew quite a bit of attention and unlike any car I’ve had, had people come up and talk to me about it.

Loving my Beachman so much! Fun to whip around on in the city and also great to take out to the country. About to take it on a trip down to New Mexico!!! Highly recommend it!

I bought the '64 E-Bike for my own use and well, I should have bought two. My husband is riding it all the time, despite having access to his own e-bike.

Easy to ride, comfortable, FUN!! and beautiful.

Don't wait - just get it.

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I recently bought my 64 through an affiliated store, EZ-Rides while looking for an upgrade from my seatless kickscooter. So far it has proven a good investment; the ride is smooth, the acceleration is better, the range is over doubled, and the aesthetic cannot be beaten. I've been so hooked, I've been combing motorcycle sites for modification options, and coming up with excuses to take it out for a longer spin than initially planned for.

I'd always wanted to have a motorcycle growing up, but financially and parentally it was wasted dreaming. Now though, I have the perfect bike to practice with until I feel ready for that next step, or until the Aviator becomes available of course. I'm definitely eagerly awaiting the release of that platform.

To address my road experience so far, cars have kept their respectful distance, if impatiently. I've had no issues outside my own mind about lane changes or turning so far, and people have even complimented me as they drive past. I do find it worth noting that the weight being significantly less than a car, some sensors won't register the bike, and lights will not change if they need that sensor, leading to a lot of honking. This is not the bike's fault, as even full gas motorcycles may not be heavy enough. My two cents is to just learn where those lights are and avoid them if possible.

I'm absolutely in love with the bike and excited for my journey ahead. Hopefully it won't be too much trouble learning, what with Ontario driving culture being what it is.

This thing is so much fun. A real retro look with today’s technology with all the bells and whistles. A real head turner as well. Can’t wait for next spring….